St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$3.50, 401.77.
The journeymen plumbers gave pleasant
ball at Turner hall last evening.
Joseph Murphy will appear at the Grand
matinee and evening performances to-day in
his famous play, kerry Cow"
Next Wednesday evening the alumni and
students of Amherst college hold their first
annual reunion at the West hotel.
The Minneapolis Gun club will hold meet
ing Tuesday at Harrison & Smiths, corner
First avenue south and Third street.
Col Hogeland has returned from Nebraska
and will next week cali q meeting of the ma
tional board OF the Youths National Home
and Employment association.
As rumored, the Hardware Storage and
Manufacturing company will close its cooper
shop tonight. Some one hundred and sixty
persons will be thrown out of employment
Maudie, the bright little G-year-old daughter
OF W. 6. Wilson, died yesterday afternoon.
The funeral will occur at $50 d. NJ Sunday
from the residence, 427 Fifth street southeast
NJ. L. Quinn will deliver lecture to the
musical association of GethSemane church.
Saturday evening. the 18th, 1887. Subject
''Sophr; and the Chromatic and Diatonic
Schools of Musical Composition Contrasted."
John Zimmerman. an employee of the ST.
Paul Pioneer Press, was taken with faint
ing fit while marching in the parade last
night. He was cared for at police headquar-
tiers and taken to the depot in the patrol
wagon.
Myrtle Lodge No. II, D. of R. I. o. O. F.,
has installed the following officers n G.,
MRS. b. b. jackson; V. g., A. j. Woodrow:
recording secretary, Mrs. l.. Hutchins; tinan-
cial secretary, Mrs. E. Prescott; treasurer
Mrs. NJ. L. Mcdonald.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Andrew Malen and Mary Halston, liver Mohn
and Mary Larson, Nels Johnson and Mary
Nels' n, Charles E. Fuller and Alice NJ. Jones,
Richard NJ. Harding and Molie De Wolf,
Duane Darling and Mollie O'Neale.
Seats for the Rose Coghlan engagement at
the Grand next week will go on sale this
! morning. The bills will be as follows: Mon
day, AS You Like IT, Tuesday, ''School for
Scandal" Wednesday, matinee, Lady of
Lyons" Wednesday evening, London As
surauce."
The new organ at the First Baptist church
was shown off to fine advantage by means OF
| the admirable organ concert, gwen under the
direction of Prof c. H. Morse. Selections
were played by c. H. Morse, H. S. Woodruff,
and A. NJ. Shuey, and vocal numbers by
| Willard Patten and Miss Julia May.
The following officers have been installed
| by Calhoun Lodge No 80, A. o. U. W.: NJ.
| W., f. r. Mcdonald: foreman, A w. Dennis:
| Overseer, c. w. Hartwig: recorder, R. A
Plummer; fiuancier, H. c. Null: guide, A. H .
kenstCn; inside Waterman, P. S. Meacham;
Ouls!uo "hlcuuau, l. w. tltZgerald; trustee,
| three years, w. a. Plummer.
| Mrs. Maria Robinson, wife of Thomas Rob-
| inson and mother of Il. w. and j. Straiton
| died very suddenly early yesterday morning
at the armory building, of which her husband
is janltor. The coroner was notified but
found that death was caused by heart dis
ease and did not consider an inquest neceS-
sary. The funeral will be held Sunday after
non at 2:30 o'clock.
The Gustavus II. Adolphus society met
night before last and elected the following
officers: j. F. Calm, president; J. P. Ander-
son, vice president; ]. e. Almstrom, secre-
tary; Anton Moline, vice secretary: A. Olson
finance secretary; Otto Homberg, vice
finance secretary; Alex Carlson. treasurer;
p. j. Elmquist and Charles Orlander, SER
geants-at-arms. Commanding officers of the
military branch of the society: F. P. Bruce,
captain; Anton Moline, first lieutenant; A.
Lundine, second lieutenant; c. c. Bepnet
marshal; P. W. Edman, quartermaster.